We are excited to announce our first student speakers of the Friday STEMinar series. The STEMinar meets Friday February 6 at 3pm in Library 103 with refreshments at 2:30 in the Library Porch. We will have two talks as described below. Title: A test of gestalt learning using endangered White Sands pupfish Cyprinodon tularosa by Paige Lueck, Kori Harris, Srah […]
Come join us Friday January 30 at 3 p.m. in Library 103 for another STEMinar. Ananda Shastri will be speaking on Explorations on the Physics of Bubbles and Artificial Gravity. Refreshments at 2:30 in the Library Porch. Seminar Abstract: Smartphones provide a variety of tools that allow precise measurements, allowing anyone to explore interesting phenomena in the world around them. […]
Smartphones provide a variety of tools that allow precise measurements, allowing anyone to explore interesting phenomena in the world around them. In this talk, we discuss two explorations using smartphone sensors: how the pressure inside a bubble changes with radius, and how artificial gravity on a rotating space station is different from gravity on earth. There will be snacks on […]
Come join us for the first talk of this spring’s Dragon STEMinar on Friday, Jan. 23. Adam Goyt will present The Magic of DeBruijn Sequences. There will be snacks on the Library Porch starting at 2:30 p.m. with the talk beginning at 3 p.m. in Library 103. We hope to see everyone there! Bonus: Two attendees will win $20 MSUM […]
In collaboration with Dr. Paul Hong, Distinguished University Professor at the University of Toledo, Dr. Wooyang Kim, Professor of Marketing at the Paseka School of Business (PSB), has recently published a research paper in the Journal of International Consumer Marketing, a leading international marketing journal (CiteScore: Q1, Scimago: Q2, ABDC: B, Acceptance rate: 5%). The study title is “A Scope–Scale […]